Claim Verification

For each claim in a draft, find the source sentence or mark it unsupported.

Single skill Verified 11 Nov researchverificationwriting

Use it for

Before publishing anything that quotes numbers, dates, or third parties

Skip it if

Proving a claim true — it checks support, not truth

What it is

Scans a draft for factual claims, then matches each to a sentence in the provided sources. Supported claims get a quote, unsupported ones are listed for removal. The rule that makes it honest is that a paraphrase is not a source — if the sentence is not there, the claim is marked unsupported.

Install

Clone the repository, then copy the skill folder into your agent's skills directory — ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code. Skills are plain files: no build step, no daemon.

Terminal
npx skills add claim-verification

How to judge it

Read the SKILL.md before you install. A good skill states when it applies, what it must not do, and how to verify the result. A skill that only lists adjectives will change the agent's tone without improving its output — skip those.

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